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When the fortress of Masada fell to the Romans, Jewish defenders took their own lives rather than surrender. What does this decision suggest about the Jews and their beliefs?

When the fortress of Masada fell to the Romans, Jewish defenders took their own lives rather than surrender. What does this decision suggest about the Jews and their beliefs?
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When the fortress of Masada

fell to the Romans, Jewish
defenders took their own
lives rather than surrender.
What does this decision
suggest about the Jews and
their beliefs?

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User Xhinking
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This suggests that Jews would rather stay true to their beliefs than surrender.
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